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September 22, 2022 | S. 4822
  • The DISCLOSE Act is an important first step towards providing the transparency and accountability needed to fix our broken campaign finance system and elevate the voices of hard working Americans. This bill would: 
  • Require organizations that spend money in elections, including super PACs and 501(c)(4) dark money groups, to disclose the identities of donors who have given them $10,000 or more during an election cycle.
  • Ensures that organizations that spend $10,000 or more on campaign expenditures must file a disclosure report with the Federal Election Commission (FEC). 
  • Crack down on shell companies by requiring companies spending money in elections to disclose their true owners, so election officials and the public know who is behind the spending.

This is Good for working people.

Vote result:
Failed

YEAs: 49 | NAYs: 49
Legislator Sort descending State Party Vote
Sen. Jerry Moran KS Republican No
Sen. Lisa Murkowski AK Republican No
Sen. Christopher S. Murphy CT Democrat Yes
Sen. Patty Murray WA Democrat Yes
Sen. Jon Ossoff GA Democrat Yes
Sen. Alex Padilla CA Democrat Yes
Sen. Rand Paul KY Republican No
Sen. Gary Peters MI Democrat Yes
Sen. Rob Portman OH Republican No
Sen. Jack Reed RI Democrat Yes
Sen. Jim Risch ID Republican No
Sen. Mitt Romney UT Republican No
Sen. Jacky Rosen NV Democrat Yes
Sen. Mike Rounds SD Republican No
Sen. Marco Rubio FL Republican No
Sen. Bernard Sanders VT ID ID Yes
Sen. Ben Sasse NE Republican No
Sen. Brian Schatz HI Democrat Yes
Sen. Charles E. Schumer NY Democrat Yes
Sen. Tim Scott SC Republican No